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| Title: | Using a perimeter pony wall. Advice please. | |
| Posted on: | 3/21/2012 9:17:34 PM | |
| Category | Construction Techniques and Tips | |
| Author | Craig123 | |
| Status | Open | |
| Views | 2652 | |
| Replies | (1) | |
| This would allow raised beds on the perimeter of the dome and raise the ceiling height. What''s the best/easiest technique to accomplish this? Should it be "stick built" build as I go or should the wall be built and in place before erecting the dome? I''m thinking it may be tricky to get it exactly the right size. Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated. | |
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| posted by romski | 24/04/2012 23:10:39 |
| I did just that and did find some challenges. First the structure has to be strong and even on a small dome of 4m I found I was still out in the circular dimension more than I expected, despite being careful. In the end I laid a concrete pad then screwed the treated timber work down to it. Then built upwards. | |
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